April 11, 2010 6:44 AM

Things I think I might be thinking....

N.Korea leader sets world fashion trend. Kim Jong-il is so thoroughly un-hip that he’s become cool…at least if you believe North Korean media, which makes Fox Noise Channel look like the fount of truth and accuracy. “Fair and Balanced”, indeed.

I Snooped in My Friend’s Facebook Account—and Found Out She Hates Me!. Never ask a question unless you’re prepared for the answer.

Chinese official pledged to sleep with 800 women. Here, we’d call him a Republican.

The Scandal No Israeli Journalist Can Report. If everyday Israelis, and most of the world, are talking about it, can it even be held to be a state secret?

Jessica Simpson bares it all. Why is the idea of a celebrity being on a magazine cover sans makeup considered newsworthy? Why can’t women be allowed to be who they are?

Maine teenager to eat bull that gored, flipped him. How’s that for revenge, eh?

The death of a maverick: John McCain backtracks on nuclear policy. Once upon a time, John McCain had a soul…and principles. Then he decided he wanted to be President, and it became clear that he would do or say ANYTHING to achieve that goal. Now he’s little more than a laughing stock, and the poster boy for everything that’s wrong with the Republican Party.

Virginia Gov Apologizes For Leaving Slavery Out Of ‘Confederate History Month’ Proclamation. “Oops, sorry…I didn’t think anyone would call me out for my barely concealed racism in my campaign to be President of White Virginia.”

Tiger Woods Reportedly Slept With Neighbor’s Daughter. While this isn’t exactly laudable behavior, why is the responsibility being placed solely on Woods? Having sex normally requires a willing partner…and by all indications, Ms. Coudriet isn’t claiming she was raped.

You’ve Come a Long Way, Buddha. Here’s something from the Law of Unintended Consequences: Tiger Woods may just make Buddhism fashionable.

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